B. Duncan Moench

It’s the only culture war worth fighting

The coming Supreme Court decision will extend the culture wars long enough to keep real economic reforms off the table forever

The senator joined with the openly corrupt operatives of the Democratic Party instead of starting a pro-worker New Deal party that could have united an American majority

It’s time to embrace what that means for the country’s future

The superstar Columbia grad student was canceled by Fox, an experience that only strengthened his belief in convincing his opponents

More than a half century after the civil rights leader’s assassination, the trauma of his death keeps expanding

The dream of a utopia administered by technocrats

The ideology is nothing less than the Anglosphere’s first modern authoritarian political movement

When I left the church, I found myself, and some Jewish roots

Growth is the problem. The solution is producerism, the hidden American philosophy.

Political scientist Louis Hartz accurately described the United States’ underlying cultural hyperindividualism. Is the next logical step the dissolution of the centralized federal state to become more like the EU?

The 1910s cultural quarantine and how America’s deeply rooted ethnocultural identity continues to shape our ideas of what’s possible

The Democratic Party establishment is faced with a choice of nominating a socialist for president or sending their young shock troops out into the netherworld of third-party politics